Real Hacking. Real Learning. Real Experience.
I'm Logan Campbell, the founder of LoganSec. I document my journey in ethical hacking, share what I learn from real-world vulnerability research, and help others develop practical cybersecurity skills. Whether you're just getting started or already hunting bugs, you're welcome here.
More Than Just Finding Bugs.
LoganSec started as a way to document my journey into cybersecurity. Today, it's a place where ethical hackers, beginners, and security enthusiasts can learn together, share experiences, and improve their skills.
Ethical Hacking
Follow real-world vulnerability research, bug bounty hunting, and lessons learned from testing real applications.
Cybersecurity Education
Learn practical concepts, web application security, and the fundamentals behind identifying vulnerabilities.
Community
Connect with other hackers, ask questions, exchange knowledge, and grow alongside people who share your interests.
Hack Together.
Learn Together.
Join a community of ethical hackers, cybersecurity learners, and bug bounty hunters. Whether you're working toward your first valid report or refining your methodology, there's a place for you.
Support the community.
Get closer access.
An optional membership for members who want a more interactive learning experience and want to support LoganSec's continued growth.
- Exclusive live bug bounty hunting sessions
- Smaller, more interactive learning environment
- Direct interaction during live sessions
- Support the growth of LoganSec
Free membership always available. Pro is optional.
Built Through Real Experience.
I didn't start LoganSec as an expert. I started as a beginner documenting my journey, sharing the failures, lessons, and breakthroughs along the way.
Started at 16
Began learning ethical hacking as a teenager, documenting the process publicly from day one rather than waiting until I had credentials.
Valid Reports on HackerOne
Found multiple valid vulnerabilities in real programs through HackerOne, including Vodafone, McGraw Hill, Treasury Board of Canada, and others.
$1,500 Account Takeover
Discovered a high-severity account takeover vulnerability and earned a $1,500 bounty. Proof that the methodology was working.
Penetration Testing Experience
Gained professional penetration testing experience, applying the same mindset developed through bug bounty hunting to real-world engagements.
Building a Cybersecurity Community
A 17,000+ follower audience, 1,000+ Discord members, educational cybersecurity content, and a community growing alongside the work.
Watch. Learn. Apply.
Real bug bounty hunting on camera, cybersecurity concepts broken down, and lessons from building LoganSec. All on YouTube.
Let's Work Together.
Whether you're looking for cybersecurity guidance, educational content, or a potential collaboration, I'm always interested in discussing opportunities that make sense.
Cybersecurity Consultations
Looking for guidance on ethical hacking, bug bounty hunting, or developing your cybersecurity skills? Reach out to discuss what you're working toward.
Cybersecurity Education
Interested in practical cybersecurity lessons, workshops, educational content, or training collaborations? Let's explore what we can create.
Sponsorships & Partnerships
Looking to introduce your cybersecurity product, platform, or service to an audience of security enthusiasts? Let's discuss a potential partnership.
Other Opportunities
Have a project, idea, or collaboration in mind? I'm open to hearing about opportunities aligned with cybersecurity and education.
I respond to serious inquiries. Not all opportunities will be accepted.
I'm Not Selling Theory.
I Built This Myself.
I started LoganSec as a cybersecurity brand, documenting bug bounty hunting, learning ethical hacking, and building in public. I didn't wait until I had credentials. I started creating content about the real work I was already doing.
I've had valid vulnerability reports accepted by companies like Vodafone, McGraw Hill, Treasury Board of Canada, and others through HackerOne. That real-world execution is what makes the content credible, not just polished production, but proof that the knowledge is genuine.
LoganSec has grown to 17,000+ followers and a Discord community of over 1,000 members. The goal has always been simple: learn, document, share.
Let's Start a Conversation.
Whether it's a collaboration, a question about cybersecurity, or just connecting, reach out directly. I respond to serious inquiries.